Naked protesters condemn nipple censorship at Facebook headquarters
Demonstrators cover bodies with stickers to ensure nipples on display are ‘male’, in line with Facebook policy
Facebook and Twitter are growing into the mainstream
The row over a fake Nancy Pelosi video shows platforms are no longer disruptors, but incumbents, gatekeepers and publishers
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Facebook protesters share their dislike of company at shareholder meeting
Eight proposals up for vote were defeated, including plans for an independent board chair and to reform the company’s share structure
Nancy Pelosi condemns Facebook as ‘willing enablers of Russian interference’
House speaker says ‘I can take it’ after site keeps doctored video up, but criticizes their role in spread of false information
Britons increasingly fearful of internet risks, Ofcom research shows
Support for regulation grows as 78% express concern over harmful experiences
Spies with that? Police can snoop on McDonald’s and Westfield wifi customers
Exclusive: Documents reveal rushed encryption legislation allows police to compel wifi providers to turn over information about users
The Guardian view on Facebook: power without responsibility
Editorial: Social media cannot ensure they only publish truths. But what about deliberate falsehoods designed to damage?
Bon vivant Philip Green can do more to plug Arcadia’s pension hole
If the regulator wants to do its job properly it should start by asking the retail tycoon for at least £250m upfront
Facebook refuses to delete fake Pelosi video spread by Trump supporters
Footage of House speaker deliberately slowed down to make her appear drunk or ill
Facebook plans to launch ‘GlobalCoin’ cryptocurrency in 2020
Mark Zuckerberg met governor of Bank of England last month to discuss decision
Far-right Facebook groups ‘spreading hate to millions in Europe’
Avaaz uncovers 500 accounts using fake news to spread white supremacy message
Hungary: the crucible for faulty efforts by Facebook to banish fake news
Efforts to tackle abuse have brought the platform into collision with the government
Facebook job offers ‘shunned by top talent after data scandal’
Recruiters reportedly say social network has suffered major decline in interest from top US schools
Leaders and tech firms pledge to tackle extremist violence online
Jacinda Ardern and Emmanuel Macron host Christchurch Call summit in Paris